Rates, Fees & Charges

Rates

Council levies an Ordinary Rate on all rateable assessments within the Greater Hume. Council utilise provisions of the Local Government Act to ensure a fair and equitable contribution to Council’s revenue across the Shire.

A central component of local government rating is that the land value of a particular property as determined by the Valuer General should play an important role in determining the rates levied on that particular property.

Have you changed your address, email or phone number?

If so click here to access the Name and Address Register Request Form, when completed return the form via email: mail@greaterhume.nsw.gov.au, post: PO Box 99 HOLBROOK NSW 2644 or drop into one of our Customer Service Centres at Culcairn, Henty, Holbrook, Jindera or Walla Walla.

Rates and Charges Certificate (standard, including water meter average – s603; standard, including water meter read – s603)

Notices Certificate (s735A)

Orders Certificate (s121ZP)

Drainage Plan

Swimming Pool Certificate (s24)

Noxious Weeds Certificate (s64)

Compliance Certificate (s109C)

Land Valuation

In New South Wales (NSW), the Valuer General is the State Government’s principal advisor on all land valuation matters. The Valuer General has a statutory responsibility to provide fair and accurate land valuations for rating and taxing purposes, to determine compensation following the compulsory acquisition of land and to provide specialist valuation and property advice to government and the public.

The Valuer General values all land on behalf of the State Government and maintains a Register of Land Values containing information in relation to land ownership, location, occupation, value and other information as required by the Valuation of Land Act 1916.

The Register of Land Values contains the following information in relation to land:

the ownership of the land

the occupation of the land

the value of the land

reference to the title of the land

the location or description of the land

the area of the land, and

any other information as required by Valuation of Land Act 1916.

The Department of Lands supports the role of the Valuer General through the provision of technical and operational expertise in producing and recording land values for New South Wales.